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>10^12 kg of water That's exactly 1 km^3 of water. The Earth has 1,386,000,000 km^3 of surface water. I don't think increasing the amount of water by ~0.00000
by meindnoch 4y ago
>10^12 kg of water
That's exactly 1 km^3 of water. The Earth has 1,386,000,000 km^3 of surface water.
I don't think increasing the amount of water by ~0.00000007% would be noticeable.
- burnished 4y agoIt would probably mess up any km^2 of inhabited landmass.
- meindnoch 4y agoSure. And a glass of water can kill you if it goes in your lungs. But stick to the charitable interpretation, where the water is distributed evenly in the environment, shall we?
- burnished 4y agoIf we want to be charitable, then perhaps you’d see that my point was specifically about how the scale was important, and that averaging impact out over the entire globe was perhaps not the correct scale